Carnival and the performance of heritage There's a lot more to Notting Hill Carnival than a great street party. This album gives you a true insider guide, by some of the people who have made the Carnival what it is today. Its story reaches back to the darkest recesses of European tradition, through Colonialism and slavery, to racist Britain of the 1950’s and 60’s. It merges contemporary ideas with art forms reaching back via the Caribbean slave plantations to tribal Africa. And its setting in West London brings out a history of thAuthor(s): The iTunes U team

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2014 Mead Film "Hollow" Trailer Discover the intersection between digital interactive technology and documentary practice. Become an active agent within a story–choose your own path through video, audio, photos, and graphics to explore cultures like never before.
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71-year-old Sees Dad for the First Time A Duke University website containing digitized film clips of people in small rural towns between 1936 and 1942 allowed Furman Penland Jr. to meet his dad for the first time. Penland's father died during World War II, which made spotting him walking on film very special.
To learn more about Furman Penland Jr.'s story, visit http://today.duke.edu/showcase/mmedia/features/finding-dad/
To view the H. Lee Waters digital film collection, visit http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/hleewaters/
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